AP2 can't read speed limits?

[Trnsl8r]

We bought an MX with AP2 and it very often gets the speed limit wrong, despite driving by unobscured speed limit signs, regardless of time of day or weather. In our neighborhood the speed limit is 25, but the car thinks it's 30, despite signage. Does the car rely on some (semi-correct) database and doesn't see the signs?

This persisted even after today's software update (enabling first version of EAP). Does anyone else have this experience? Just wanted to check before I email T.

 

[merkjukes]

Mine works fine, but only in major cities. (In my case, Toronto, Canada.) If you're in a smaller area, like where I live, it'll take time for Tesla to roll out all the speed limits for every street in smaller towns.

 

[Trnsl8r]

Mine works fine, but only in major cities. (In my case, Toronto, Canada.) If you're in a smaller area, like where I live, it'll take time for Tesla to roll out all the speed limits for every street in smaller towns.

OK, so it sounds like it's based on a database then? I thought the camera actually read the speed limit signs. Other cars do this.

 

[MP3Mike]

OK, so it sounds like it's based on a database then? I thought the camera actually read the speed limit signs. Other cars do this.

The release notes state that AP2 cars do not currently use the camera to read speed limit signs.

 

[rush6410]

Capability is part of AP1. So, it will coming later.

 

[DonD]

The release notes state that AP2 cars do not currently use the camera to read speed limit signs.

That's good to know. My Model X (with AP1) is very good at displaying accurate speed limit signs, but the Model S loaner (AP2) I'm currently driving, while my X is being serviced, is incorrect much too often - just as the original poster described.

 

[Trnsl8r]

The release notes state that AP2 cars do not currently use the camera to read speed limit signs.

Missed that, thanks.

 

[rainforest]

I'm having same problem. AP2

 

[fredz]

Seems that with 17.17.17 on AP2, it still isn't reading speed limit signs. Sigh...